NUB Habano
lilwing88
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I liked this one. Very smooth. The real funny thing about NUBS, is that when I smoke them, I'm always worried about them burning too hot because of their construction, but they always burn very evenly.
Just wanted to get that little tidbit out of the way....... Now for the rest of the review.
Pre-light, I notice that the construction on this is flawless. A very nicely rolled torpedo. Firm to the touch. The wrapper is smooth, with no visible veins. I always take my time getting a NUB toasted, more so than usual. Again, the construction always weirds me out a little. Very smooth draw, not too tight. Perfect amount of smoke output. Med bodied with hints of cedar and cocoa. Total burn time was 1.5 hours. Not bad for something so small.
I had posted a previous NUB review that was not very favorable. I'm glad I gave it another shot. This will be a regular in my arsenal.
Just wanted to get that little tidbit out of the way....... Now for the rest of the review.
Pre-light, I notice that the construction on this is flawless. A very nicely rolled torpedo. Firm to the touch. The wrapper is smooth, with no visible veins. I always take my time getting a NUB toasted, more so than usual. Again, the construction always weirds me out a little. Very smooth draw, not too tight. Perfect amount of smoke output. Med bodied with hints of cedar and cocoa. Total burn time was 1.5 hours. Not bad for something so small.
I had posted a previous NUB review that was not very favorable. I'm glad I gave it another shot. This will be a regular in my arsenal.
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I agree with you as well ... still haven't had the maduro but the cammie and the habano are okay in my opinion - much rather have the connie in the nubs
Agreed with everyone in regards to wanting a diff connie for the price - if you are already spending what you'd spend on the nub i'd rather go with the oliva connie